xaara

Thank you for commenting. You know, one of the things I find most interesting about the show is how clear a picture of the boys' childhoods it manages to paint despite the fact that the Wee!Winchesters only appear in a handful of scenes. Admittedly, some of this is done with a liberal sprinkling of anvils, but a lot of it is just authentic, comprehensive world-building. It makes it a lot easier to explore their childhoods, though, because the outline and basic truths are already in place.